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Chau Chak Wing Museum, University Pl, Camperdown NSW 2050, Australia
Location: Chau Chak Wing Museum, University Pl, Camperdown NSW 2050, Australia
Date: Thursday 14 May – 6 – 7 pm
Cost: $5 – Book now
Creative Histories: Artists in the Archives
Discover how art and history intersect in Creative Histories: Artists in the Archives, a compelling panel discussion at the Chau Chak Wing Museum.
This engaging event explores how artists, historians, archivists, and librarians collaborate to uncover new ways of interpreting the past — transforming traditional historical research into dynamic, creative storytelling.
Event Details
- Date: Thursday 14 May
- Time: 6:00 – 7:00 pm
- Location: Chau Chak Wing Museum
- Tickets: $5
About the Discussion
Artists often approach archives with fresh perspectives, uncovering hidden narratives and reimagining historical records through creative practice. At the same time, historians and archivists provide essential context, guidance, and expertise that shape how these stories are told.
This panel brings together leading voices from both fields to explore how these collaborations can lead to innovative interpretations of history and deepen our understanding of cultural legacies.
What You’ll Explore
- How artists use archives as a source of inspiration and storytelling
- The role of historians and archivists in supporting creative research
- Collaborative approaches to uncovering and interpreting historical material
- How art can challenge, expand, and reframe traditional historical narratives
Why Attend
Whether you’re an artist, researcher, student, or simply curious about the past, this discussion offers valuable insights into how creative practice can reshape the way we engage with history.
It’s an opportunity to see how archives can become living, evolving spaces of imagination, inquiry, and cultural reflection.
Presented With
Co-presented with the Discipline of History, The University of Sydney.
Accessibility
- Wheelchair accessible venue
Book Your Place
Reserve your ticket now and be part of a fascinating conversation at the intersection of art, archives, and history.
